Bringing you a selection of the finest wise words, revolutionary ideas and beautiful stories, spoken under the canopies of the Shambala festival – an adventure in utopia.
Produced by Melissa Kidd, Nick Carline and Fredi Devas

by Shambala Festival, Melissa Kidd

Bringing you a selection of the finest wise words, revolutionary ideas and beautiful stories, spoken under the canopies of the Shambala festival – an adventure in utopia. Produced by Melissa Kidd, Nick Carline and Fredi Devas
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Bringing you a selection of the finest wise words, revolutionary ideas and beautiful stories, spoken under the canopies of the Shambala festival – an adventure in utopia.
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